Weekend Show Honors Culture, Supports Charity
Nearly 400 people crowded into Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall on Saturday to learn more about Vietnamese culture and watch a play detailing the hardships of the Vietnam War.
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Nearly 400 people crowded into Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall on Saturday to learn more about Vietnamese culture and watch a play detailing the hardships of the Vietnam War.
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A new program proposed by the Santa Barbara Police Dept. would focus on reintegrating homeless people who commit petty crimes back into society rather than putting them behind bars.
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Students who have demanded a bikepath between Broida and Webb halls will have a chance to put their money where their mouth is during next week's campus elections.
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The annual Take Back the Night rally drew over 200 people to Anisq' Oyo' Park on Thursday night, with members of Students Stopping Rape, Men Against Rape and Take Back the Night speaking out against s...
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During next week's election, students logging onto GOLD will decide just how much they value tutoring programs.
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After a seven-year hiatus, a fraternity is returning to UCSB next month. The national Phi Sigma Kappa organization and its alumni temporarily suspended the UCSB chapter's charter in 1996. The fraterni...
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Over a dozen students and residents who spoke out against a plan to require permits for parking in Isla Vista did not sway the Project Area Committee and General Plan Advisory Committee (PAC/GPAC), wh...
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The three candidates running for Associated Students president squared off in the Hub Wednesday afternoon to defend their qualifications for the office and to promote their respective party platforms ...
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The Central Coast's Environmental Defense Center (EDC) received a $198,000 grant from the California Endowment two weeks ago to continue to educate the farmworker population in Santa Barbara County ab...
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Even with its funds running low, Associated Students Legislative Council gave money to two student-sponsored events at Wednesday night's meeting.
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Facing each other in a circle of chairs at the University Religious Center, several dozen students, residents, university officials and local law enforcement officers discussed causes and effects of v...
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Takahiro Kitamura, also known as Horitaka, one of the premiere Japanese tattoo artists of the Japanese Horiyoshi III family, came to UCSB Monday to speak to a packed Girvetz 1004. He was invited by Ar...
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